The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-27, Page 2PAGE 2 —PODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1979
To mark the International Year of the Child, the
Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE "recently purchased an
aspirator and a child resuscitator for the new
pediatric wing of Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. Making the presentation to hospital ad-
ministrator, Elmer Taylor, on behalf of the
Chapter, were Mrs. W.J. �M�'cIntyre, Ways and
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Means Chairman and Mrs. W.J. Garrow, Regent.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
TicI Bits...Tid Bits.
BY JOANNE
BUCHANAN
The Canada Safety
Council has some safety
tips for those of you who
have survived Christ-
mas:
If you have a real
Christmas tree, remove it
from the house as soon as
possible after the
Christmas celebrations.
It could become a fire
hazard.
Do not burn the tree in
the fireplace.
Make sure the children
are using their toys
safely. Has an ap-
propriate storage space
been arranged for the
new gifts? Toys, sports
equipment, etc. should be
put in a safe place, out of
the way.
If you have received
sports equipment (skiis,
skatilal etc.), get into
shap-ebefore using them --
you will reduce the risks
of accidents.
Christmas safety tips
extend to New Year's
celebrations. Watch that
champagne or sparkling
wine cork or plastic
stopper. Make sure it is
aimed in a safe direction.
Make a safety
resolution for 1980.
Many safety conscious
people, while careful
during the Christmas
activities and
celebrations, tend. Jo
forget that safety
precautions do not end
with Christmas. The
holiday season will not be
over o •
n December 261, and
Civic
Corner
The Huron County
Planning Board will meet
on Thursday, January 3
at 10 a.m. in the Council
Chambers, Court House,
Goderich.
the risk of season's
related accidents will still
be with us until the New
Year.
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Memories of water
skiing and sunbathing
may be growing dim but
the crisp winter air
brings cold -weather fun
sharply into focus at
Ontario's provincial
parks. •
Some parks offer
groomed cross-country
ski or snowmobile trails,
wax shacks or warmup
cabins. Others simply
offer a plowed parking lot
at the threshold of a
pristine wonderland.
Parks and recreation
areas geared up for
winter use are described
in the 1979-80 edition 'of
Winter Outdoors, Ontario
Provincial Parks and
Trails, available free at
the Ministry of Natural
Resources, Parks and
Recreational Areas
Branch, ROOM 3321,
Whitney Block, Queen's
Park, Toronto; M7A 1W3,
or call (416) 965-3081.
Two parks (Bronte
Creek and Wasaga
Beach) maintain ar-
tificial ice rinks and may
have hills for
tobogganing.
' Entrance fees are
charged at some parks
but,most are free.
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Stanley Mcllwain, R.R.N2, Goderich
Donald McKercher. R.R.N1, Dublin
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Jim Stoner of R.R. 2
Goderich reports to us
that a straight cylindrical
hole more than 10 feet
deep has just appeared
out of nowhere in the
middle of his field. He ,
says the hole looks as
though it had been bored
out.
Neither the Ministry of
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Too much bench
time slows you
down, Get active
Get in shape and
put yourself m
the clear.
Fitness is fun.
Try some,
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Pa1777C/Pr7Cr/0/1l
a
Agriculture and Food in
Clinton or the Ministry of
the Environment in
Wingham can explain'
what the hole might be
since the possibilities of it
being either a well or a
drain have both been
ruled out.
Mr. Stoner was won-
dering if. any readers
might have some
suggestions as to what
this Mole is or what may
have -caused it.
ore pork in 1980.:
—less beef on tables
For 1980 consumers can
expect a continuation off
the trend of the past two
or three years - more
pork and less beef in the
meat pipeline.
Hog gradir3Vgs for 1979 in
Canada have been record
large and will end the
year at 11 million head,
up about 23 percent from
a year earlier.
Agriculture Canada
economists praject
Canadian pork output in
.198Q may be 6-10 percent
larger than in 1979 with
the most significant in-
crease, 10-15 percent over
a year ago, taking place
in the first half.
The federal forecast
indicates that Index 100
hogs at Toronto for the
first half of 1980 could
Obituary
DAVID JOHN
SCHWANZ
David John Schwanz of
Vancouver died in
Vancouver on Monday,
December 17 at the age of
25.
He was born in
Goderich on December 7
1954 to John Murray and
Elizabeth Anne (Shan-
non) Schwanz. He at-
tended school in Goderich
and lived in Goderich
until March of 1977.
He is survived by his
arents of London; and
wo sisters, Mrs. Randy
Judy) Kerr of
ungannon and Mrs.
arek (Pauline)
rudnicki of London.
A private family
funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Home in
Goderich on Thursday,
December 20 at 11 a.m.The Reverend Dr. R.
Gordon Hazlewoodf-
ficiated.
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average in the $50-$54
range based "on the
assumptions of low -to -
mid $30 per cwt. pigs in
the U.S., no significant
changes in valu'g of the
Canadian and con-
tinuance of Canadian
near an
prices at or
"export basis".
Total cattle slaughter
for 1980 is expected to be
about five percent below
the estimated 1979 level
of 2,900,000 head, 13
percent below a year ago.
Steer kill next -year is
expected to be very near
the, 1979 level. However,
herd rebuilding will
result in heifer retention.
Little changein cow
slaughter is anticipated
in 1980.
The federal conomists
indicated th t North
American catt prices
are expect 'd to
strengthen '-somewhat
during the winter and
spring, however the ef-
fect of depressed pork
prices and slower rates of
income growth are
deterrants to beef price
increases. For this winter
A1-2 steers at Toronto
may move into the mid
$80 range. It is expected
beef demand could
strengthen in the last half
of 1980 as the pork cycle
perhaps begins to turn
around.
Looking at.,cornpetitive
meats the preliminary
annual production quota
for chicken has been set
at 880 million pounds, five
percent above estimated
1979 output. Chicken
prices in the coming year
are likely to rise to ac-
commodate the expected
increases in feed grain
prices. For turkey, the
national agency has
lowered the 1980
production target to 215
million pounds, down 15
million pounds.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND TENANTS
0
Pursuant to section 46 of The A'ss'essment Act, I hereby extend to
the 15th day of February, 1980, \the day upon which the assessment
roll for the year 1979 is required to be returned in all municipalities
in the County of Huron except the Town of Wingham,`Hie Village of
Zurich and the Townships of East Wawanosh, McKillop, Stanley.
Stephen, Tuckersmith and West Wawanosh, where the day upon
which -the assessment roll is required to be returned is extended to
the 22nd day of January, 1980.
And further take notice that the time for lodging a complaint with
the Assessment Review Court in respect of any assessment contained
in the assessment rolls that are required to be returned on the 15th
day of February, 1980, is extended to the 7th day of March, 1980, and
in respect of any assessment in the assessment rolls that are
required to be. returned on the 22nd day of January, 1980, is exten-
ded to the 12th day of February, 1980.
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Revenue
Lorne Maeck,
Minister
T.M. Russell,
Deputy Minister
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Goiderich, Ontario
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